Momentum at Work: Omaha’s PR Pros on the Move

This spring, Omaha isn’t just blooming - it’s moving. Behind every new opening and community celebration is a communicator building momentum, nurturing stories and helping them take root and flourish across the city and nationwide.

Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement

The Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement opened its doors with a ribbon cutting on March 19, followed by a community open house on March 22 and a Community Day on April 11 that welcomed families for free classes, performances and hands‑on arts experiences. The $108 million center represents one of Omaha’s most significant recent investments in arts education.

Each year, Omaha Performing Arts reaches an estimated 100,000 students across all 93 Nebraska counties (and even into southwest Iowa), making this new space a powerful extension of their statewide impact.

More news:
KMTV Connect with OPA: Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement grand opening
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Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium

The United States is getting ready to celebrate its 250th anniversary, and as part of that, Good Morning America featured Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium representing Nebraska on a national stage as part of Good Morning America’s “50 States in 50 Weeks” series, sharing our story as the 37th state to join the Union. The segment, Nebraska in 90 seconds, was months in the making, including various Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium teams across animal care, operations, marketing, guest experience and partnerships, all moving as one.  

More news:
KETV Omaha zoo makes Good Morning America's 50 states showcase

Project Harmony

April is Child Abuse Awareness Month, and Project Harmony’s Pinwheels for Prevention® campaign is a powerful reminder that protecting children is a responsibility we all share. The campaign encourages our community to take action through education and awareness, support for families in need, and reporting suspected abuse or neglect. PRSANE’s President‑Elect, Angela Roeber, APR, Chief Communications Officer at Project Harmony, has been featured in recent news coverage, helping elevate this critical advocacy and shine a light on the work being done to keep children safe.

More news:
Fox42 Blue pinwheels support Child Abuse Awareness Month
KMTV Omaha skyline going blue for Child Abuse Awareness Month

Habitat for Humanity of Omaha

Habitat for Humanity’s Pope Leo Village build project began as more than 50 Habitat for Humanity of Omaha volunteers, staff, homeowners and guests began construction on the first of 20 homes to be built over the next two years at Habitat Omaha’s Bluestem Development near 52nd & Sorensen Parkway. This is the first Pope Leo Village built in Omaha. Tracie McPherson, APR, MS, is the Chief Communications Officer at Habitat for Humanity of Omaha.

More news:
KMTV Habitat for Humanity of Omaha launching new initiative amid rising housing costs
KETV Habitat for Humanity Omaha chosen for Pope Leo Village initiative
Grow Omaha Habitat Omaha Kicks Off Pope Leo Village Build - Grow Omaha

Arbor Day Foundation

The Arbor Day Foundation, headquartered in Lincoln, NE, is a global nonprofit inspiring people to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees. Elise Lennemann is PRSA NE Vice-President Communications and Senior VP Public Relations and Media Manager at the Arbor Day Foundation. Earth Day is celebrated annually on April 22 and National Arbor Day is observed on the last Friday in April. The Arbor Day Foundation turned one of the world’s most iconic buildings green, the Empire State Building in New York City, in celebration of both Earth Day and National Arbor Day.

More news:
Lincoln Journal Star Arbor Day started in Nebraska but has grown worldwide
Yahoo Finance Arbor Day Foundation, Peanuts Worldwide Invited to Light Empire State Building on Earth Day

Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA)

JoseFina Loza, CEO of Lozafina, joined the panel discussion hosted by the University of Omaha’s Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization and Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) groups at UNO. The panel sparked real conversation around public relations, entrepreneurship, and the work it takes to build a career with purpose.

More news:
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The March PRSA Nebraska lunch program was a powerful reminder of why I love this field.
Because communication, when done with intention and humanity, becomes the steady pulse
of an organization. The PRSANE panel on elevating internal communications brought
together four leaders who are shaping how thousands of employees experience their
workplaces every day.

Highlights from the Panel

FNBO: Emily Eaton

Buffett Early Childhood Institute: Ally Freeman

Nebraska Medicine: Paul Baltes

Internal communication isn’t a support function - it’s a strategic one. It shapes culture, builds
trust across teams and roles, and strengthens connection in every corner of an organization.
When done well, it grounds employees in purpose and keeps everyone aligned with the work
that matters.

My Takeaway

I left the program reenergized by the craft of storytelling and the impact it can have inside an
organization. As workplaces continue navigating hybrid environments, shifting expectations,
and evolving tools, the opportunity is clear: communicate in ways that honor people,
strengthen connection, and make information meaningful.

What’s Next

Join us on April 23 as we dive into metrics and measuring outcomes across digital channels.

Mark your calendars for July 16.

This year’s On Brand conference is the experience I needed after finishing graduate school and wondering what to do next. It is the conference I needed when I worked at a global nonprofit and wondered how to tell stories from an inclusive standpoint, or when I worked at Trader Joe’s on a "jarabattical." It is what I needed while working at a professional services firm for over a decade and throughout my most recent "jarabattical" before joining my current employer—all while refining my volunteer and nonprofit board experience.

As the world continues to change and we are impacted in different ways, I find myself asking: How do I stay true to myself, my passion and my purpose while fueling my desire to learn more? Oh, and how do I continue to learn from others?

We are building this year’s agenda to answer those very questions. We are curating breakouts for the nonprofit storyteller, the midlevel professional, the recent graduate, the first-time employee and the leader ready to support a new generation. Whether you are navigating a career pivot, a professional transition or seeking to level up in your current role, we will have a track designed for you.

Our sessions bridge the gap between public relations, communications, brand, marketing and advertising. But most importantly, these sessions are curated for you as a person—honoring the human behind the professional title.

While we solidify this year’s speakers, here is a look at your day on the Creighton University campus:

• Share Your Goals: When you sign up, you will have the chance to share your expectations and goals. Whether you are focused on your going for your APR (my APRs follow me) or a specific milestone, you will arrive with a clear purpose because this day is curated for you as a person.
• Morning Inspiration: Grab breakfast and coffee, browse the sponsor tables and enter a few raffles before the morning keynote kicks off the day with energy, inspiration and two-way communication.
• Connected Breakouts: The morning breakouts are directly connected to the keynote. You will have the opportunity to sign up for at least two, with the hope of seeing repeated sessions in the afternoon.
• Lunch and Learning: During the lunch keynote, you might find yourself wishing you sat closer to the microphone because you have so many questions.
• Afternoon Tracks: The momentum continues after lunch with another round of breakouts. You will have the chance to attend a new session or catch a repeated breakout you missed earlier in the day.
• Space to Decompress: If the high-energy environment feels overwhelming, we have a quiet room available for you to decompress and process your takeaways.
• Bringing It All Together: The afternoon keynote connects the threads of the day, turning inspiration into a concrete roadmap. You will leave with the next steps necessary to move beyond simple output and achieve real outcomes for your brand and yourself.

This is the conference where you learn what is only possible in person. By the time the final session ends, you will already be asking where to sign up for next year.

Registration is not yet open, but we expect tickets to stay under $200. That price includes your breakfast and lunch to keep you fueled while you learn.

Bookmark onbrandcon.com to stay updated on the agenda and upcoming speaker reveals because topics and the draft agenda are both subject to change.

By Emma Izzo

PRSA Nebraska celebrated emerging and established talent in public relations, marketing and communications at its annual PRSA Nebraska Paper Anvil Awards Gala on December 17.

 Six chapter service awards and 85 Paper Anvils across 32 categories were announced by emcee Leia Baez at Champions Run to an audience of more than 100.

 The highest-scoring entries across professional and student categories are recognized as Best of Show. Omaha Public Schools won Best of Show in the professional division for its All-City Music Festival 75th Anniversary campaign. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bateman Team won Best of Show in the student division for its EveryLibrary Campaign.

 Judges praised Best of Show winners for their extensive research, strong strategic planning and ability to adapt in real time, rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach, noting the strength of results clearly demonstrated why the work stood out.

 Each year, an individual who represents the best of public relations in Nebraska over the past year is awarded Professional of the Year. This year’s award went to LeAnne Morman, who serves as PRSA Nebraska’s 2025 president and operates an independent PR and communications consultancy. Morman said she was “honestly beside myself” to be recognized with PRSA’s highest individual honor.

 “I’m deeply grateful to my fellow PRSA Nebraska members who have supported and inspired me throughout my career,” she said. “Our chapter has always been a community of people who lift each other up while delivering outstanding work for our clients and organizations, and I’m privileged to be part of it.”

 Other individuals recognized by PRSA Nebraska at the event were:

• Jim Janicki, APR, Fellow PRSA, Special Achievement in Public Relations
• Jermaine Lockett, Newcomer of the Year
• Jayme Sandberg, APR, PRSA Nebraska Chapter Service Award
• Jara Sturdivant-Wilson, APR, Community Service Award
• Matt Wynn, Media Partner of the Year

The Paper Anvil Awards are Nebraska’s premier program recognizing excellence in public relations. The awards honor strategic programs, standout projects, and individual leadership that advance the profession in both professional and university student divisions. 

PR professionals from the Central Ohio PRSA Chapter served as volunteer judges to ensure an objective, peer-reviewed evaluation process. Entries were assessed based on research, planning, execution and evaluation, with judges abstaining where conflicts of interest may exist. Entries are judged against professional standards and total points determine whether work receives an award and what kind.

The 2025 Paper Anvil Awards Gala was made possible through generous support from Blue Diamond Sponsor: Lukas Partners; Gold Sponsors: Emspace + Lovgren and Envoy Inc.; Emcee Sponsor: Status; and Design Sponsor: University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Jacht Agency.

The complete list of Paper Anvil Awards of Excellence and Awards of Merit follows. Bold indicates the top-scoring entry in the category.

Program Awards

 Community Relations

• Award of Excellence: Avant Solutions, Stronger Together: Five Years of Music at Miller Park
• Awards of Merit:
• Emspace + Lovgren, Project Game ON
• Empsace + Lovgren, Building Together

Reputation/Brand Management

• Awards of Excellence:
• Meyocks, Farm Credit Services of America: Land Value Insights, Expertise and Education
• Omaha Public Schools, 2024-25 Strategic Communications Plan
• Clarity Channels, What’s in a Name? Giving Meaning to CRCC
• Awards of Merit:
• Lukas Partners, UScellular US Mode Experiences Help People Have Fun, Spend Less Time on Screens
• Emspace + Lovgren, Sofia’s Play Garden
• Lukas Partners, Heartwood Preserve Becomes Premier Community Destination with Free Outdoor Winterland Ice-Skating Rink
• Emspace + Lovgren, Rebrand

Events & Observances

• Awards of Excellence:
• Omaha Public Schools, All-City Music Festival 75th Anniversary
• Arbor Day Foundation, Arbor Day 2025 PR Campaign
• Envoy, Inc., QCS Annual Conference
• Awards of Merit:
• Avant Solutions, Encore of Impact: Celebrating Five Years at Miller Park
• Lukas Partners, From Vending to Giving: Giving Machine Omaha Events Inspire Holiday Kindness, Raise $80,860 for Local Nonprofits
• Lukas Partners, UScellular Putts to Guinness World Records Title for Longest Temporary Mini Golf Hole During Unplug & Play Day

Public Affairs

• Award of Merit: Emspace + Lovgren, We Make Omaha

Marketing Consumer Products

• Awards of Excellence:
• Meyocks, Farm Credit Services of America’s 2025 Cash-Back Dividends Campaign
• Envoy, Inc., Hiland Dairy ProPack Snack Launch
• Awards of Merit:
• Scooter’s Coffee, Bringing the Magic of Hasbro’s CANDY LAND to Scooter’s Coffee
• Buffett Early Childhood Institute, “New Report” Email Template and Targeted Distribution Lists

Marketing Consumer Services

• Award of Merit: Buffett Early Childhood Institute, Superintendent’s Early Childhood Plan Newsletter

Marketing Business to Business

• Award of Excellence: Lukas Partners, Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska: Outlook Nebraska’s Toilet Paper Made by Blind, Low-Vision Associates Recognized as Runner-Up
• Award of Merit: Envoy, Inc., QCS Cooperative Vision YouTube Series

Internal Communications

• Awards of Excellence:
• Buffett Early Childhood Institute, Institute Insider and Comms 101
• Envoy, Inc., Hiland Dairy Team Meeting “Lifting Together”

Integrated Communications

• Awards of Excellence:
• Avant Solutions, Music at Miller Park’s Fifth Year Crescendo
• Meyocks, Farm Credit Services of America’s 2025 Cash-Back Dividends Campaign
• Emspace + Lovgren, Nebraska Beanstock
• Awards of Merit:
• Envoy, Inc., Hiland Dairy Golden Ticket Giveaway
• Lukas Partners, Winterland at Heartwood Preserve Skates to Successful Inaugural Season
• OBI Creative, Nebraska Association of Local Health Directors Integrated Marketing

Project Awards

 Media/Press Kits

• Awards of Merit:
• Emspace + Lovgren, Affordable Housing Press Conference
• Emspace + Lovgren, Omaha Mayor’s Streetcar Press Conference
• Lukas Partners, Terra Gaucha Omaha’s Grand Opening Media Strategy Sizzing Success

Editorials/Op-Ed Columns

• Award of Excellence: Arbor Day Foundation, Corporate Climate Action Op-Eds
• Award of Merit: Clarity Channels, NECC Head Start Op-Ed

Podcasts

• Award of Merit: Franchise Sidekick, Podcasting with Purpose: Launching “The Sidekick Life”

Blogs

• Awards of Excellence:
• Envoy, Inc.: Hiland Dairy Blog
• Arbor Day Foundation, Perspectives Stories
• Award of Merit: Buffett Early Childhood Institute, Early Years Matter Blog

Websites and Smartphone/Tablet Applications

• Awards of Excellence:
• Envoy, Inc., Envoy Fresh Website Redesign
• Emspace + Lovgren, Website Redesign
• Award of Merit: Emspace + Lovgren, Project Be Someone Website

Word of Mouth Marketing

• Award of Merit: Lukas Partners, Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska: Outlook Nebraska’s Toilet Paper Made by Blind, Low-Vision Associates Recognized as Runner-Up

Social Media

• Awards of Excellence:
• Arbor Day Foundation, Year in Review
• OBI Creative, Goodwill Omaha Social Media
• HDR, JXN Water Social Media
• UNMC, Nebraska Wesleyan University Engagement Campaign
• Award of Merit: Buffett Early Childhood Institute, Buffett Early Childhood Institute at the University of Nebraska Social Media

Influencer Marketing

• Awards of Excellence:
• Envoy, Inc., Hiland Dairy Influencer Strategy 2024-25
• NFM, NFM + Cash Harris Influencer Campaign
• Scooter's Coffee, Scooter’s Coffee x CANDY LAND Influencers
• Award of Merit: Arbor Day Foundation, Extreme Heat Influencer Campaign

Video

• Awards of Excellence:
• Envoy, Inc., QCS Cooperative Vision YouTube Series
• Arbor Day Foundation, Camp & Carr Wildfire Recovery
• Arbor Day Foundation, Hurricane Katrina 20th Anniversary
• Awards of Merit:
• Envoy, Inc., Hiland Dairy ProPack Snack Commercial
• OBI Creative, Thanks, I Got it at Goodwill
• Project Harmony Child Advocacy Center, Missing Documentary
• Envoy, Inc. OneWorld Community Health Centers HPV Vaccination & Well-Child Visit Awareness Video(s)
• Envoy, Inc., Shred Vault Lincoln Awareness Campaign Video

Publications

• Awards of Merit:
• Arbor Day Foundation, Member Newsletter
• Clarity Channels, The EO Report

Annual Reports

• Awards of Merit:
• Emspace + Lovgren, 2024 Annual Report
• Metropolitan Area Planning Agency (MAPA): 2024 MAPA Annual Report

Created In-House

• Awards of Merit:
• Arbor Day Foundation, Let’s Grow! Arbor Day Campaign
• Project Harmony Child Advocacy Center, Missing Documentary

Special Projects

• Awards of Excellence:
• Omaha Steaks, Certified Tender Romance Book (April Fools’ Campaign)
• Arbor Day Foundation, The Canopy Report: How America Sees Trees

University Student Division

 Public Relations Student Society of America Chapter Project

• Awards of Merit:
• Creighton University, Soaring for Life Creighton
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln PRSSA, Heartland Cancer Foundation Gala

Classroom Project

• Award of Excellence: University of Nebraska-Lincoln PRSSA, Ruth Staples Child Development Lab Centennial Campaign

Total Marketing Campaign 

• Award of Excellence: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bateman Team, EveryLibrary Campaign

Events

• Award of Merit: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bateman Team, EveryLibrary Campaign Events

Social Media

• Award of Excellence: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bateman Team, EveryLibrary Social Media
• Award of Merit: University of Nebraska-Lincoln PRSSA, Instagram Engagement Strategy

Digital Marketing 

• Award of Merit: Jacht Agency, Essence MedSpa

Video

• Awards of Merit:
• Jacht Agency, Mourning Hope
• Jacht Agency, NE Vision Foundation

Print Materials/Publications

• Awards of Merit:
• Jacht Agency, Engineers Without Borders
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln PRSSA, PRSSA Recruitment Flyer

DEI & Social Justice Projects

• Award of Merit: University of Nebraska-Lincoln PRSSA, Diversity in Public Relations: DEI Event & Engagement

Special Projects

• Awards of Merit:
• Jacht Agency, AppCentri
• Jacht Agency, Bee Book

It’s a crisp October morning in an apple orchard — rows of trees heavy with fruit, each apple representing a potential message. Just like in PR, not every apple is worth picking and not every story is ready to be told. In today’s communications landscape, attention is fleeting but the right message, picked at the perfect moment, can still nourish connection.

The best communicators know when to wait, when to reach and when to let a story ripen. Some messages need time to sweeten in the sun of shared experience; others are best harvested early while curiosity is fresh. And just like apples, stories come in varieties — some tart and bold, others subtle and comforting. The key is knowing your audience’s appetite.

The Harvest: Choosing What Matters Most

• Message overload is real — audiences are bombarded with content daily.

• Like apples in an orchard, not every message is ripe. Some are premature; others have passed their prime.

• PR pros must prioritize clarity, relevance and emotional resonance to stand out.

Tip: Use audience insights to guide your harvest. What’s in season for them right now?

Example: Mattel, Inc. unveiled the newest Brave Barbie dolls and the first-ever Brave Ken doll, timed perfectly with Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in September — a message with heart and timing.

The Peel: Stripping Down to the Core

• In the age of TikToks and scroll fatigue, brevity is power.

• Peel away jargon and fluff to reveal the core truth of your message.

• Think snackable storytelling: headlines that hook, visuals that pop and narratives that stick.

Example: A nonprofit campaign distilled its impact into a single, powerful sentence:
“We turn hunger into hope.”

Explore more standout nonprofit campaigns from 2025 that prove less can be more.

Planting Seeds: Micro-Moments With Macro Impact

• Even short-form content can plant seeds for long-term engagement.

• Use storytelling to spark curiosity, emotion or action, then nurture those leads over time.

• Think of each post, pitch or press release as a seedling in your brand orchard.

Strategy: Pair short-form storytelling with follow-up content that deepens the narrative.

Example: Watch how top brands use layered storytelling to grow lasting connections.

The Basket: Curating a Cohesive Brand Story

• Your audience doesn’t want random apples — they want a curated basket.

• Ensure consistency across platforms, tone and visuals.

• Every message should reinforce your brand’s values and voice.

Crafting a message isn’t just about visibility — it’s about resonance. A well-timed story can evoke nostalgia, spark action or build trust that lasts through seasons. So, whether gathering headlines or planting seeds for engagement, remember: the orchard is full but the harvest is strategic.

By Brittney Ryba

Every year on September 30th—my birthday—the world marks International Podcast Day, a global recognition of podcasting’s impact on storytelling, education and genuine connection. Since its grassroots beginning in 2013, this day has grown into a celebration of one of the most influential communication platforms of our era. For public relations professionals, International Podcast Day is more than a tip of the hat to audio—it’s a call to harness podcasts to elevate brand narratives, build trust and engage audiences in meaningful ways.

Why Podcasts Matter in PR

Podcast popularity has exploded, boasting over 465 million global listeners with projections topping 500 million by 2024. This rise isn’t just entertainment—it’s influence. 

• Authentic storytelling: Genuine conversations build emotional connection, unlike scripted ads or press releases.

• Long-form engagement: Brands have the rare opportunity to dive deep into topics and values, with episodes often lasting 20 to 60 minutes.

• Targeted reach: Niche podcasts attract highly engaged listeners, ideal for tailored PR campaigns.

Strategic Benefits for Communication Teams

Podcasts can transform communication efforts:

• Thought leadership: Executives share insights and position themselves as industry authorities.

• Crisis management: Podcasts offer a controlled environment to address sensitive issues with transparency and nuance.

• Internal communications: Organizations increasingly use podcasts to engage employees, share updates and reinforce culture.

PR Podcasts Leading the Charge

To stay ahead, brands and creators should understand key podcasting trends redefining content marketing in 2025; Forbes highlights seven emerging trends in the space for this year. Several standout podcasts are shaping the future of public relations and strategic communication:

• True Story: The Public Relations Podcast: Whitney Lee and Carrolee Moore discuss visibility, authenticity and how to truly get results from being podcast guests.

• Stories and Strategies: Doug Downs and Farzana Baduel dive into earned media, brand storytelling and digital communications.

• Public Relations Review Podcast: Host Peter Woolfolk discusses public relations topics with professionals, educators and vendors worldwide.

These platforms inspire PR professionals to look beyond traditional media and embrace the intimacy and immediacy of audio.

Going Global With Your Message

International Podcast Day proves that podcast content knows no borders. Whether a startup in Nebraska or a multinational based in Tokyo, podcasts offer a scalable, cost-effective way to reach international audiences. Platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts continue to invest in original content, amplifying brand visibility.

If you’re proud of your podcast or campaign, submit it for the 2025 PRSA Nebraska Chapter Paper Anvil Awards. These awards recognize excellence in public relations, marketing and strategic communication across Nebraska. The early-bird deadline is September 12, and the late deadline is September 26.

PRSA Nebraska mourns the passing of Rosalee Roberts, APR, Fellow PRSA, who died on July 29, 2025, at age 81. Rosalee’s contributions to the PR profession span more than five decades, and her influence will continue to shape generations of communicators to come.

Rosalee joined our chapter in 1975 and served as President of PRSA Nebraska in 1989. She went on to become PRSA’s National President in 1992 — the first and only Nebraskan and just the third Midwesterner ever elected to that position. Her role at the helm of the then 20,000-member organization took her across the country, speaking, advising and advocating for the value of strategic communications.

In 1994, Rosalee was inducted into the PRSA College of Fellows, the highest honor the organization bestows. Her decades of experience included leadership roles at Bozell, Children’s Healthcare Services and the launch of her own consultancy, Rosalee Roberts Public Relations, in 1999. Her firm served clients in healthcare, food, entertainment, technology and beyond.

Throughout her career, she combined strategic skill with creative flair, helping clients increase visibility, reach audiences and achieve award-winning results.

“She is a PR legend and someone I greatly admire,” said PRSA Nebraska President LeAnne Morman, APR. “I worked with her frequently on stories as a young journalist at WOWT and enjoyed getting to know her over the years. She gave so much to our industry, and we’re all better for it.”

In 2018, she was recognized by the Broadway League as Publicist of the Year for her work with Omaha Performing Arts. She also served several organizations in volunteer roles over the years and was honored by the Omaha Press Club as a “Face on the Barroom Floor” for her impact in the community.

Beyond the recognition and outstanding work for clients and the community, Rosalee was a mentor, cheerleader and consistent source of encouragement.

“Rosalee was always willing to lend her ear or give advice,” said PRSA Nebraska Past President Monique Farmer, APR. “I remember on several occasions just reaching out to her with PR questions early in my career. She will be sincerely missed — not just by our chapter, but by the entire industry.”

“Our chapter has never had a bigger booster than she was,” said PRSA Nebraska Chapter Administrator Joe Pittman.

Her impact is vast, and we are honored to have had her as part of our chapter, our history and our hearts. Our profession is stronger because of the leadership and contributions of Rosalee.

We extend our deepest condolences to Rosalee’s family, friends, colleagues and all who were fortunate to know her.